16 Indian Startups Selected By Google for startups Accelerator

16 Indian startups shortlisted from over 700 applicants. The startups get select under the fifth class of Google for startups Accelerator (GFA).

The 16 startups of India that are selected by Google are going to get guidance and support from different networks of Google and mentors from the industry. This will include 3 months of mentorship.

As a result, the startups will have access to Google teams. Also, it includes Technology related guidance on projects, support in machine learning UX and design. Furthermore, there will be workshops, networking opportunities, and many other things.

Stated by Google that the program GFS accelerator. It has already started over 80 startups. Moreover, for these startups, 1.9 billion dollars is been raise as funding.

Before when this accelerator program gets launched in India back in 2016. The programs accepting an estimated 10 startups per cohort. Furthermore, by fort cohort, up to 20 startups were accepted. Furthermore, these startups were working to find solutions for post covid landscape in India. And mainly focused on health tech, agri-tech, retail, fintech.

The few startups of India that are selected by Google class fifth (GFA) accelerator are as follows.

Goals 101

it is for making banking satisfying, totally automatic, and contextual.

Bolo Live ( Bolo Indya )

this is a live streaming app. Also, it will help to change social capital to financial independence through monetizing the content and the fan base.

MedCords

this is a platform that quickly delivers medicines and provides a primary diagnosis.

Walrus

 The Digital bank platform is mainly for the Indian youth.

EloElo

It is a gaming platform that is creator-driven, this brings all the traditional Indian activities and games online. It also helps the creators in monetizing their skills.

Yoda

Instagram for learning.

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